Regeliers Poort 1635 - 1668

"Regeliers Poort" is an etching by Reinier Nooms, better known as "Romeyn de Hooghe," and depicts the city gate of Amsterdam. Created between 1635 and 1668, the print showcases a panoramic view of the gate, featuring a bustling canal with boats and people, a row of houses and buildings, and a windmill in the distance. The work highlights the Dutch Golden Age fascination with urban landscapes and the flourishing maritime trade of the time. It’s a notable example of 17th-century Dutch etching, showcasing de Hooghe’s skillful use of linework and detail in capturing the city’s intricate architecture and daily life.